I am a witness before the Finance Committee of the German Parkiament, the Bndestag, today, offering evidence on the impact of tax avoidance and tax evasion on developing countries and the way in which the OECD BEPS proposals are, and are not, changing things.
I submitted a paper in advance, which is here, but it may not reflect what I have to say: that depends on the way the questions go.
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Hope it goes well. Could you also have a quiet word regarding neo-liberalism? Germany is likely to become an even more important player over the next decade
I did my best
Natürlich
‘I did my best’
I’m sure you did – You clearly had a specific brief; I don’t suppose you had the space to fit in a critique of the whole of mainstream economics and the history of the rise of finance capital and it’s ills.
No!
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